At the end you know how you see all those different timeline versions of Elizabeth, in the game is Elizabeth's model transformation set? Is the Elizabeth I had at the end the same one everyone gets or does her model change based on how you act in front of her?

You can choose either of the choker pins, but I'm not aware of any other differences...

That's a shame, throughout the game I really felt like Elizabeth was noticing and sort of adapting the style I took, from things like spare Slate to savaging people with my melee executions. I think it could have been really cool to have her appearance vary based on which sort of alignment you ended up choosing, and then seeing all of those variations in the final scene.

That could totally be the case- I've only played through once, though.

I honestly feel that alot was stripped away from the game(final product is still fantastic though) It seemed like they were originally going for multiple endings with Liz changing in reaction to you and what you do(first time liz runs away from you is an example of what I believe was left over and also the spare slate thing)

@mikejflick: I was actually shocked by just how little the sparing of slate affected things. You see him later in a cell but that's the only thing you get, he's not even interactive. I'd love to see a post-mortem on this game.

Slate is totally interactive if you consider shooting someone in the face to be an interaction.

@levianth said:

Yeah I think Slate was suppose to be a fairly larger role, you were suppose to see him transform from broken man in prison(or not at all) to Vox Second in Command after Bookers death in the Vox Reality to give you deeper insight about how much things have really changed before meeting up with Daisy/Fink as the Vox'o phones suggests, otherwise what was the point of the big introduction to him as a character who has in depth knowledge of you.